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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-06-09
TREATING THE WRONG DISEASE.

they imagine from dspeps another from heart
with
Indifferent overbusy doctor distinct dsease
when reality, all
bills
entirely disease, thereby dpeng all
misery.
4 I-,Iouo A Marvellous Cure-Mrs. G; F. sPRAGUE.
Il IIS of Mich 81 troubled
4 Il female weakness, leucorrhea falling
IlnnTnpe womb for had to keep bed
good of the time doctoFed with
- of different physicians. and spent large
Of but received no iasng benefit At last my Husband
was Preudiced against them and the doctors said
ne would get me some Of your medicines would Try them
also six bottles Of the Discovery for
and have been sound woman for four
then the balance OF the medicine sister who
was troubled In the same way and she cured herself IN short
four years"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-06-09

If afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Eye Water Druggists sell it. 25c.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-06-09
The GREATEST
| EARTHLY Boon.

The 'Favorite PrescriptiC
poor suffering women"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-06-09

by this wOrdfamed medicine.
- JOHN E. SEGAR O 1fulenbeck, Va, writes
500 S wife With h4e sm n sRg 6 Rs % P
Thrown Away r. fSa
all the medicine given to her by the phys-
practicing
Mrs. GEORGE HERGER. of WeStfeld, ". Y.
The GREATEST
EARTHLY BOOM EfstoTsd 70
nine months, without receiving any benefit.
Prescription greatest earthly
nOnr SUN
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
Ys.tsraar.. Court kseosa.

I Crr.rrr-Frank J. Sokup and John Hox-
immuth vs.. George bowling and Geo.
F~arkfn. Assumpsit Motion TO strike
p.sa iu abatement from files deuied."t'e0.
ia Burt vs Henry aud chipman kOsenleld-
A.suuapsit Motion % retax costs denied.
Fred ". stevens VS. John W. and
and Narrarerre 3. Taylor. klectment.
Motion 20 amend record by
inserting name "Nanyet5e' where it appears
Az tNarsarette' allowed -t. Theodore
-,harleuherx vs. Henry r. Nash. Clan
cpfv Hearing continued two weeks by
consent --Eueene Carpenter VS.. George
* Johnson ~ a. Chaucery Motion TOR
production Il books and papers by deieud-
ants denied Thomas sparks vs. Moses
rsr-art and Lawrence ". Molcoit Tres
pass Exceptions to TeisrrSs report over
ru.sd Judgment sor defendants for costs.
Edgar Morse VS. Burts Wmle et al
Ch4rrerv order overruiiny demurrer
with costs Defendant allowed twenty
4avs % plead PANEL Mcloy
81. Frank Chiekering et al. chancery de-
cree ur ,0mpia Dant.--- The fe0oie ys.
Calvin Gibbs Information Tor seduction
ar-a,-ued waived reading Information aud
pleaded nof Guilty proiorma continued over
term The Gum Hardware Company IS.
Robert ~ Hal et At. assImpsir jadg
mrnt far plaintiff tor sl2i AMI costs
0rsf-- Rr-lvr-s Elizabeth r. p S.uy
rs-ant Vs. sarah Herrendeen % 81. in
rhanrr-v foreclosure bril- Sized. .---- " p Jam
p Gilbert AMI Edward a. Gilbert vs har-
-.efte Isabe. a f1her % a. in cnancery
1i5 ~ complaint tisd.
-rr~efnr The People vs. Chas Adams
H1~r.arr etc. 0u trisL--Ihe People vs.
Alsm BnE.s Robbery. F. Mcbride app
ro.n.el counsel Changed plea from not
raUfV CD zllty.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

Tie Nsz f9fk 10rld Les lAnghsd b
good deal ~ humanity 10 gsaefai All
zs 81 fsel better after having lad cur
laugh al the World, BAT - mattef o.
fact ss 10 aot see hoE Mr. PUluzzR
coaid base d0as Otherwise than - tnfo y
Mr. Hos ALL oat u his ofhe7. ooI7
ether publishers ~ can name Solld no-
only hgss dishgared ar hOsAADs pro
taberans 1oee. bat would have landed
aim outside tie buldlns hO@ AID is
alfsnsise.y sx0flstical aud coneeitrd and
&e haven the slightest doubt that his
manner. and the language 10 used
toxard pUlEfxEa, we're enough u rainv
he temper u far more patent
man than the owner * tie y orlt
H0wA AID y as al smploys of the oilce,
10 received wages for bis work, and
from cur point Of view bls disres peetfa'
eoadact vas alone Sufficient 70 warrant
oslnx ordered out of the oIiice. those
newspapers which arc taxing such de-
h.ht IN condemaing PULuzEE aud iaud'
INK H0wAaD should say 10 more.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

nomluas l0ls WorsL pDed ln the same
church. and felt tlaL they were near of
kim The children al attended the same
school. drank from the same cup ana the
buys b4fl-t. i-hed ald fought together in
one common crowd.
but day was coming whom that quiet
village would oe a scene of Widest strife
"a day when t would fame n scarlet, and
az evening east q rcd glow against the sky.
The tw0 leading men of the village had
hgod neElOors in tAe East 10 the same
town. before they caine ONT to improve the
great and antr.ed West Ihy were both
merchants and freuily rivalry hai ex-
listed between taem iu business for years,
but outside of that all was peace and har-
mony The papers from their former home
brought them the news ofa red-front store.
The idea Wa, simultaneous they would
have "a red 'front.' Next day tine work was
begun and 40 night two rei fronts graccd
the streets The day Of blood and carnage
was upon them
They met Each asked the other, IN
tones that boded iil. 10 change the color oi
his stone front. each refused % do so. That
week the village paper praised in glowing
terms the stock vi goods 20 the red-iTont
store. and type AMI iukt0ld over and again
OF the many bargains offered. the respec-
tive proprietor, 0f the .i-irout store. were
furious. One painted his dwelling fam
iug color to distinguish 10 from the other;
the other followed suit Every column in
the little paper was filled with advertise
ments. and the editor bought a suit Of
clothes. long needed. and ate three meals a
day. The other merchants quick to take a
hint painted their business houses the
same popular color. They wanted some 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
4 BOOK WORTH H1TING.

one of the most interesting and readable
books which have seen in wear IS Per
lsv's "Reminiscences" Ben. Perley Poore
has been for many years one fthe cieyerest
Of all the clever correspondents located IN
Washington. brilliant and observing
journalist who for half a century has
watched the tide come ami 80 at the capital
Who has known personally all OF our great
est public men could not but tell most IN
teresting tales Of what he has seen and
heard This Mr. POore has done. The
volume is valuable even 20 those who DO
not care for the political history OF our
country. The wOrA IS published IN TWO
volumes by the Hubbard Brothers OF Fhila-
dslvnia IL is exgpisitely bound. beauti-
fully printed and prOfusely illustrated.
Aside from the faces IF prominent men and
pictures of noticeable buildings, the two
books contain the autographs ot every man
whose name and deeds have helped % make
the history 0f the Z uiied States for nearly
th-ss-luarte-s Of a century. The book +
delightfully."- written and is invaluable. Il
IS indeed monument 10 the memory OF
Per.ey popularity.
DUE READER
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

Al advertisements A. ttsis olsluaslu Qs.e..s
y 0st<seT Ee&1. eANeS,f aass.4 ~tf.....
Sa0As. - IA ~ charged for "a tle .sstf,.,-s.r
r@ts IA the ts.bis tslo~- Always pa abl. y.
81 iAGt4-
tvE>stts " - aatttts-k etf astltoar ~ Seq.
fs.ti0osd fate- a. a..s.is 49, - tfsN astios
3'he nUNs e<f ~ iissts tn ass advertisement
Cau ~ fo4Dd by ots iailsk tl4s i.us..lss.f -
~exsls ~ scsea AuS psri ~ lisas counted
e. aaGe fgit 1se-
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

All a-s0 II It's 1aless 1.esss4Es g s1e-
arsstaily eoLauet Tie treasury can a.
says co1l-ald Infinitely lefs tlan Has
1lncs g4sa M MAssHs's acceptance
.Lsrsfofe. ~ . FosItlOu pss 1S 1iiA s-ls-
~ psf year slt1 q 4, 4Artsr u TIE ~ofz
1o perform zud 4lllout Is se4-st'oIs
vii aot surprss tie pablic So mue1 Be
e soad had ts remained - LIE Posl
E.on ~ 5ecTetary
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

In the Jackson Mich. prison are sixty
..niers" that IS congicts who would IN All
probabilities haze been hanged II capital
punishment bad been the law IN the
WOLVERINE" state This does not M
clude The Crouch murderers who are still
a. larse 5aio Tunes
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

A s. .,reenback appeared IN the tlll OF a
Na~agso Mich. bank the other day bear
.ne fhe following inscription Here she
soss-save your salary don't gamble
never nlag faro banx-tne last OF a fortune
of $1,000 There are number on slmi-
lar.q inscribed IN circulation Ia'ss'1g
FN....ff.n
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

Secretary MssSlaa may not ls very
large man BAT his successor vii have 60
- 4 pretty BIZ man to keep from rat
Ting around m his char.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

The staf ot The organ up the street
shoald uot lss this sLeelsnt opportunity
pass. Oar basement coalalns good
depth Il water
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
STATE TINIYrEs.


When a Grand Rapids society belle mar
rie- tbe papers of that city publish her Iof-
trs st and that II her tOs. The groom cuts
~ lslre in the report. thtea9o Intef
fie.lft
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

We have gFeat curiosity 30 know
xhAi and II valentine the Hon. VII
LIA4 A. FaEsca sent Co Governor LCoE
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
Detroit Grand Haven a s.ii~aols.

Ass<nssfs tAtiEs Tie e1 a. Expreas snste
s-.~s s .,HSs ta2f ~ isnis To- IAnsns anc ~ ~
.., sS.e ~, Ne~ - JrviAs tbers 81 tssa a. ths
N.sbi kSpf--s hss ioc.i elsepaas u@r no. u.
troll 70 lsFsnt kkpida -
1hb 70 the only uDs runnins il1nilsc n 81 -
leaving here a. K q a.. ~itn ~ie~ltls oaf - %
troit making tifeu con 4oss slI pelu ~ i--st
arriving Al Ne- ora a. ~ ths ssoonoio'-
Thrsust tirteas s~s-uT~f D.. q. and ~
cfIres E. 49,. (. IA ULe| hlocA auf 81 lhs derol
~ frTrEH IIfs ftas gent
{. ~ Irnrr n---l--L NJ ---------- -----------
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

There Is method n Mrs. j -s B--s
P---a's madness o. % au actress. It IL
said she is "a receive $4,000 tor the
season she says she viii not act.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

Prohibition in Detroit evidently shoots
both says. especially whel Republican
state Senator e the gunner
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

Train Ne has Through Coach talff esoetf
Sunday i0f ofnpd Rapids Holland crand Haven.
Euskeg0u and ieufwaltI hls0 Through fDsofI
leaves the above points fis a. IS NJ kaNvrav
each das, eaceJf sunday arriving in Toledo Ia.
Train No 3 ai , b u
All trains daily excerpt trDrsY.
II e. IffEfF con- faEs Agent
y. T NtrTrFFs hufii western Ari NasEaF1n
Detroit, Mssiinav Narqtss.if. a.. n
1if hhrI IEfa eHUfI Ifef
81 Nf-T II#f IaHi fttT
bead noFn fstrF ffec Nrs ft. tf hfaa 90.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

It begins - lock 60 ne tbst the reason
~ HsSRT " trrETse ~ bitter attacks On
The Almiuisirstcn eivii servcs policy
hes "a the 'scf fhef ba promised his
friends q crest msny cfcss f Demo
crstic President wsa elected. and not be-
inz sble uo~ io fnif1 those promises hs
- bohfrz over With vrafh 1et fhe
Ssi.sd isds vince. his pride ,s vrnnz rat
to irV
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

The General .....-. --.--...-..... Ar J.. kddy.
Captain ................. II b A BeuckeT
Walter the Magistrate .... .-... Mr. o. MlimHrh.
Katie. his daughter. married D. Mr.. /. Bre1ce.
luyal, soldier -...-..--.l Mr. ). hronief-
Atlr peasant .... -. Nr. 4. krpulcr
Fun cnorous OF forty R0lccs peasaats, soldiers,
etc.
Tickets can be had of members nf the club and
81 -pTakcr s. Hugslone's. a. the inilosiAs prices
Pauquet and f4Iquet Circle reserved ar ...-l. l.lc
Dr.~- CircI ........ ..... .-.-.... SIC
Balloon oI admission .. ............ ... 80
Numbers given Qua Thursday morning %
O'Clock. sale lo begin The same morning at g
OIL 8ck.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
WALLRAFFS
Universal CataTrh Snuff

Is Acknowledged 10y All who have used il the Best
Remedy for lie Relief and Cure Of AL forms of
Caterrh or Cold in the Head Caterrabal Head
aches. aid Deafness caused hy CataTrh. hy its
Iut.d healing and soothing properties IL
cieanses the lining OF the mucous memb mbranes,
subdue> the Inflammation Of the nasal Ias>agss
and puOCures an easy breathing few dose Of
this snuh breaks up receit cold in the head.
No coughing ~ sueezins follows it. USE sold by
al druggists for &c and s0c a box. or sent free
by mail 10 any address on receipt OF price. l..
WALLR Prop, 100 Hent-St., Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
I.s. Shore a michiEsr sorfher,,-
800 Division

A ln04I frasfnt ief 20 tfftitf hfTHof D y
m srrTfnf rs~eDrsrs - tsf ~ ksis rsz1o
AL trains dsff sgc~Tt 1un1eT
Tbrruah torres " a. p<aua s1f SfTtif tr
5 srrslut erysafes go - se1ure( ~ rnlaT Jtofa
o~.er. T. H0uYoee and O. 1errt
~ HrF FfNFt, fteIifIFel feoF1t
eEO y ErN9DF f1tf Iicse Ageut
Tsfrf.gf T.ausfnr A 'Narfilrrr.
fys-ruf Estafs -rrIrv IFfrei0u
AL trrfrs srri~s ~ sTo aeisrl s-,'u tnior oepo-
fspHfl
n~sfusv Expr-@ ------------------..-'-.'-.. - =
e.eersw Erpye~ .-s... ....,,.ss-s. -" "
eryf~e
rs-srsf Hsrffs FvrTs-s .---...-....-... az 1, = ~
fvsrf Earfff krf-e-s ...-..---.-.--.. tt.7t = r.
Trrinf rur s<iN n1tt wfTH
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

The sstseoled New i ok sun Gays that
Queen FI,ToRIA is very ical u eh-st-
nuts. Why dozen she sgtsenbe tor tie
Detroit Fres Press &C Tie Sun ilseliy
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
ron sALE-hh1L nsIsf

AN AUTHORIZED TO SELL $3.50 HOUSE,
! Tor sl.lO 0 if sold wlthlo uoAi 80 dass Location
southeast lau Of ciig. l. = Pf0Nn, IOVcU 3
Block. opposite Sweets Hole.
ECR sALE AT BARGAfN-A HOr~E ANN
io. oa theuy-st. containing fifue ,e gas
bot and cold va er aud other imrr0 reincni. faa
De hal Tor les, than s-.slu II iakea soou Address
r, Telegram Hcra 4.
EON -ALE-l6l ACkE~ Or GOOD FARMISs
i land iu 6rani lraNcre county. with % nrr b
improved aud gooo hous- aud barn which B
v ili sell cheap or exchange faT Grand hafics
Nich
no GARDENERS AND FARMERS \ HAVE
l The lest acre property near tAc tity. aud iaIms
ma thirty counties o. southern Michigan fer
sac chtap Percy 4. Cook 3 f0mtain-sf Ban. q.
DAEGAlNS-A handsome NtW HoU-F on
DJeileron ave, modern 81 ,fsJ4-.I.u 0 80 D.
aiailoe ON time. also les nice homes near
stree car line. small payment down Do nof
buy until you sc them, House. and rooms a.
rent 10 COOS tenants job printing al low fafe.
by John fole printer and dealer in feai estate.
r on = Lovefrs block opposite -wtei's Hotel Cd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

The great readiness with which the
rallroei companies accept the clause 10
the later state ball iorbiddiug tree passes
- charming it Is to bs hoped that they
~ Do equally alert la Recognizing a few
oth-r features.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
SCHUBERT CLUB
CONCERT AND 0PEREITA
POWERS OPERA HOUSE,
Monday Evening, Feb. 81.

First part viii consist 81 a ine concert pro
gramme Of FIX numbers.
Second part Opercua by Carl Renecke. "FOi T.
YEARS or GUARD
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
Observation-Disclosures fOR

NOR SALE OK EXCHANGE or FAS1 TERN
/ y PAIR oi good work hpros fnd baruoss. ,
god SINGLE r~t an excellent driver. second
hand phaetol busy ] second hand 81 uare bsr
cutter. two sest second hand single hafDe-. 7
second hand square piano. or vii rent r. A.
NelilnE. - Pear -. fff
NOR sALE-A HANDSOME FUIL HLO8rF 3
j EuglIsh pug one year Old. Address FRED T,I-
cgrAm Herald, Office 14ff
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

The Mayor of Pfisburg il undsr ar
rest tOr getting drunk and throwmg
pop bottle 40 man. Whst reprshsnsi-
bis cus'oia Is Plsssturg attempting to
establish. are Mayors not 10 have any
special privileges
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
HETF WINFED- FFa4T1.

n ANffil-siAt fNh afAEiAi HNIsI
" ~ofs "a. s-s ssltis ave .
VA RIA tuNffIKNI GlEl F0R Co1k
" aaa general ao-.seeo1k. Apl.s e. y Jsde.-
s.il ave 81
sOh ktNF- 4OoAs
I9k ktNI-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
otrT ilIles sln ledsa ara tl1ok .t...aud ftsli
llsiift az fosll 81 SANS ls,a. 4stf
Lsok ktA I-NICk I'll bNIsuED ROOM gHFsF
/ ~lio bath. Apply a 81 Ai Neuoasl lsf
sssThs- -sfsEAFfoAN
VI lAAIkD- A SITUATION As SAIkSNaAfsk
w iu a drs aostis o. millinery si4fe i., a t....s..
woman u 10 Ia, had Af TeIue ll tie tiisil4tss.
tan furnish good ieitleness u negtssafs. Al
dfess 'tlev. care D. y b9x 7l lat. al MI 81
n AAIfD-A SlIl ALTON A. CoFlIST AZ a.
" lady He.l qualified ln4ilF, o. n i. seoe.
NJ. - fs4rl u 46
4 AtlIAbLE Aol AG Man RESIDENT af
4 tbs cliy, wishes position Ia a slofe ~ uf.oe
where lie can learn the business IcfmaueIl
eraiion. Please a5dicss h. A. Mores thls oalet AZ
sASfLD-TO hkNT
u TAINTED A YOUNG LADY fUENISHFn
w rooiu and board ga private family where ~.
o.her ooar1sis ar kcpl Address J. n wilson.
ciis fosto5ilre 4.
tANItb Two rLEAsANT fCkNI-HEn
w rooias ior .ignl house kceldne or room. sffl
good board. Tor gentleman ana uiie aua balls,
i.pnns not T. eAcvv'i p 2 4tr month 81 80 lser
mouth Win board Nciuoiie. ihls oifes
WANTED THREE ROOMS FOK NJ III
w keepiue two 81 them furnished bedroom
ana a.tlugfOun htalef Good reference. mr.
nlshcd Rent not 70 exceed Ell I.ef mouth. 49,
NJ. q this ofhce. S1f
A DESIRABLE 1kNANI MANTS 40 EFNT
\ irom March OF hpu lsi. q ctsiratIt house
Win molcfn improvements. centrally located
Aodfess A. N. are THIS office. Ieif
10 LIgEhIMEN
IOK kKNT. APRIL J. Is-7. THF PARK NV
i cry Barn corner OF spIilg and fulon So
Inquire 81 Janes Cox agent loflcr book
Grand kap.ds Mich. SAT
AfsCELL4hEOES
| osI AN ENGLISH GREYHOUND FINmE
l. please notify o. deliver - A. hgrg. -5 Nouh
Cot ave Liberal reward 81
SlKANCH-AETNA LIE OBI HAKIFoR s..
/ Nesleru Fire oi Toronto. Ne clau.s of Rev
ark. Providence ash iugtln a. Is and i.fu-
ton flfv Of i CITY. Az good ard write o.
general bt.iBeSs. Llers- prlmpi ac usltil and
paid a. this ohce. Juitle Bnr-. ol,era House
block
"A ANIED-Ng1H BATH AMI MODEM
w contcnienoes. suit oi Moons Scr iieli ho.l.l
keeping for gentleman aud wife Must le nfar
biislnsss centre 80 ehildren) Address box o.
tAis office 1rf
no LEASh on LJNG IIME-THE BT-T
j manufacturing slies ia ur near The cifs lr
three 90 ten acre lpt- and living between tt.a
Trunk lines of railway and having the very besi
facilities Tor shipment in al direcsons af The sw
esi rates. The properly has god supply of
wafer Tor any plrpIse and NOT subject Il cIfx
tax Percy I. Cook or J. q. Mckee 80. p
Fountain 4 nff
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

Passenger Time Table iU IaeIr coo 81 1855
Short Line and Through toache- a. Grand I,ids
POLAND, Grand Haven. M1stcgpu ard lcuI alter
GOING fAhi Ceutul Tine GOING N al
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
aOfRDTNG

WANTED -BOAEDTR- A. ls5 NORTH d
W vision-st.. ncsr losioilcc s1
pOARD RS THE DAY OR WEEK oh NAL
ID can he Obtai ed a. NrS- a. g. Drisuoidt so.
i5l Ihrt-aye- al very rcsso sbie rates. s0f
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

FANNY DAvgvPoRr VIII bass 20 look
up some better advertising scheme than
having her diamonds stolen n she ex-
poets to ger ahead % pArrI and her
Z 1b We trust That lg amite Is not
going 90 become theatrical feature for
the remainder n the season.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

MONEY TO LOAN Is SONS 10 SUI 0k
VI ID proved real estate. J. s lraYil. lofeifs
Block. opposite -weefs Hp,el.
MONEY Yfs, J HAVE IT FOR IDT. Us
VI large or small flms. o. good real estate ur
shnftels Mortgage purchased fiiy ani farm
property Tor sale or exchange Fir Insurance ~
low rates j A Johnston. Crane Rapids so fa
Csnal-st Room D. laHI9rm
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

II ANff3-aiA4 tNh afAEitAi HOUSE
" wofa "a. Sss Wealthy ave =.
AAA4 RIA tuAffItNI 1lEl foK CoDk
~ AID genera. tD..,eHork Apply e. - j. e.
s9- ave -
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

Dear Old Massey. OF the Toledo Blade.
IS sick abed but ne still continues 70
'paraiYze the rum power and the Bi13e
take on keener edge every day. Il
NsssY doesn't succeed ID pulver'zing lhs
rum power he viii AZ east - 70 bis grave
with clear conscience.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

II every Michigan man Who wants 10
b Al Inter state Commerce C0mmis-
sioner Is appointed there will be as many
commissioners A. there are notary pub
ncs. Il is Wonderful how much talent a
$1,000 salary vii scare mp.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

The Eastern strike has fzzled out. but
lt served rs purpose; Il boosted the price
of Goa up to g. - pr ton Perhaps
some % t1s strikers who use coal and
have large families on their hands Will
ind this out before the Winter Is over.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

Sir JoHS NAcUo~sLD is sad 90 have a
horror q baDd-orgaus. Since We have
no adequate coss. deisnses yes hos
would it do io employ several thousand
orEsa- grinders to walk ap ard down tae
American bank of the 81. Lawrsuce AMI
play sweet yiolets- a, Canada premier
until ths forts ara comp.e.sd3
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
sANfID- 10 hhNr


LOR kKNT. APRIL l. Is-7. THF PARK d.
/ cry Barn corner OF spIilg and falon s
Inquire oi Jaules Cox. agent Porter ho.
Grand Rapid Mich. Sat
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-07-23
An Essay ON Man.
Tassar Student in Home journal.


Men are peculiar they wear No. 10
boots and snore. This is what makes
it easy to recognize man when you
see one. Men wear hats they are care
full of; when not losing them they are al
ways poking them into somebody's eyes.
Men don't gossip, but 60 to clubs and
talk over the news. Men don't paint
or powder (often), but they raise whisk-
ers that makes them look like Scotch
terriers, and coax like hair moles to grow
on the chins. Men are not vain, but
they never like the young lady who
says they are not handsome.
Men are consistent. They like to
see the dress of a lady plain and sensi-
Bile, 'hate furbelows and fummery,'
but let lady in plain, sensible dress
enter car where these men are seated
and she may stand an hour and not one of
them offer her seat, but when a lady
enters arrayed In the nelgnr OF 1asnion,
every one of them will spring to his feet
and glory in the honor of standing for
her sake, or rather for the sake of her
clothes.
Men never find fault with themselves,
not if they can help it. Adam showed
them how they could help it, and they
have profted by his instruction. Men
take cold and think they are going to
die, and when you carry them a bowl
of herb tea they turn pale and ask you
if it is bitter and if you don't suppose
it would do just as well to take it next
week.
Men don't lead around poodle dog
with blue ribbon, but they chew tobac-
CO and perfume their clothes with
pipe. Men are always wanting clean
shirt, and when they get one they are
always ready to swear that there is not
button on it, when all the time the
buttons will be there, only they can't
find them. Men can never find any
thing. They pull off their boots and
forget where they put them, and pre-
tend they remember just all about it,
and after they have rummaged around
and turned everything upside down,
and looked on all the shelves in the
pantry, in the sewing machine drawer,
and upset your work basket, sit down
and remark that this is a deuce of
house, fellow never knows when he
gets out of thing when he is going to
set eyes on it again and when you
bring his boots, that you have found
right where he left them, he hands you
his slippers and wants to know if you
cant jab them into some out of the
way corner where the old Scratch would
never look for EN-
Men think they know a lot, and they
do sometimes. Men are trouble, but
they are handy to have in the house in
a thunder shower or when the wind |
blows, and they are not afraid of mice.
l know this is true because once saw
two men chase mouse around a room
for an hour (more or less, and neither
appeared to be in the least alarmed
Toward the close of the chase one of
the men stonned to wine his brow and
remarked that it was warm-an exceed
ingly cold observation, in my opinion,
as it was cold and comfortable up on
the head of the lounge where was.